News about Ricky Tomlinson

Ricky Tomlinson and Sue Johnston are set to delve deep into their family history in the fifth series of ITV 's DNA Journey. The Royle Family stars are joining best pals Sam Thompson and Marvin Humes on the exciting new series, alongside four other celebrity pairings. Jo Brand and Julian Clare, Fay Ripley and Hermione Norris, Sarah Parish and Jimmy Nesbitt plus John Simm and Philip Glenister are also apart of the brand new line-up.

After appearing to drop the F-bomb live on air on Tuesday, Ricky Tomlinson caused commotion on Tuesday's episode of The One Show. The actor, who was 84, appeared on the show to discuss the unveiling of his brand new television series with his Royle Family co-star Sue Johnson. The two actors are best known for their appearances as bickering couple Jim and Barbara in the beloved BBC comedy that aired from 1998 to 2012.

Following Dean Sullivan's death from prostate cancer last month, several of Brookside's most well-known actors have banded together to say their goodbyes. Claire Sweeney and Sue Jenkins were among the celebrity's funeral attendees at Liverpool Parish Church. In Channel 4's Brookside, a drug dealer Jimmy Corkhill, appeared from November 1982 and lasted for 21 years until November 4, 2003. Dean was known to millions as drug dealer Jimmy Corkhill.

Dean Sullivan, a former Brookside actor, died at the age of 68 after a battle with prostate cancer. In Channel 4's Brookside, the soap opera queen Jimmy Corkhill was known to millions as drug dealer Jimmy Corkhill. He revealed in May that he had been suffering from prostate cancer five years ago. On Thursday, Dean's family announced his death, asking that the masses treat their privacy as they grieve. Dean Sullivan's fellow Brookside cast members and where they are now is not confirmed, according to MailOnline.

This fall, the Royle Family will be back on TV with a special documentary to commemorate the show's 25th anniversary. The program, co-created by Craig Cash and the late Caroline Aherne, portrayed their humular conversations, mainly while lounging on the couch in front of the television. Ricky Tomlinson, Sue Johnston, and Ralf Little performed on three series from 1998 to 2000, with special episodes ranging from 2006 to 2012.

The late Queen, Princess of Wales Corrie, is a huge fan of Strictly Come Dancing, and Prince George used to watch The Lion King on repeat when he was younger. Camilla, Queen Consort, loved The Killing so much she wanted to visit The Killing's site at the end of their week-long royal tour. Prince William's well-known obsession with the Lord of the Rings is one he wants to pass on to his children, who travelled to Rings of Power earlier this year. We take a look at times when the royal family has revealed what they love watching.

Following viewers' indignation after Friday night's Celebrity Gogglebox, Channel 4 has been compelled to admit a significant issue.

Tulisa's toned midriff in a black crop top flashed with pride as she joined her N-Dubz bandmates at their new show in Scarborough on Thursday. In an epic show on the group's reunion tour, the singer, 35, flaunted her abs as she sang her heart out. She exhibited her slim figure in a tiny crop top and ripped off a sleek leather jacket with a pair of black cargos.

As she celebrated her birthday by dancing the night away at Mano Mayfair, the singer was accompanied by a slew of friends. She wore a fitted black mini dress with side cut-outs, which she styled with a pair of patent over-the-knee boots.

On Friday night, actress Sue Johnson, 71, and Ricky Tomlinson, 83, who appeared on The Royle Family, returned to TV screens. The legendary pair united forces to launch the fifth series of Celebrity Googlebox and viewers were delighted by the combination, with some describing it as the best booking ever. The two actors were best known for their appearances as bickering couple Jim and Barbara in the BBC comedy, which served as an inspiration for the Channel 4 film.

Since joining the Celebrity Gogglebox lineup, one of the X Factor's top stars is back on TV. Tulisa Contosavlos is expected to appear on the upcoming Channel 4 show with her N-Dubz bandmates Dappy, 36, and Fazer, 36. In 2011 and 2012, the singer appeared on The X Factor, with her group Little Mix being named series champions.

As Ricky Tomlinson and Sue Johnston lead the effort for the new series of Celebrity Gogglebox, the Royle Family is set for a surprise reunion. The pair are best known for their appearances as Jim and Barbara in the BBC comedy, which inspired the Channel 4 film. Celebrity Gogglebox's newest series, which premieres on Friday, June 16th, stars Ricky and Sue.

On Monday, viewers of the National Lottery's Big Eurovision Welcome event were moved to tears as they watched Ricky Tomlinson perform and passionate poetry readings. On Sunday, the actor, who died in Liverpool, took to the stage in the Song Contest's host city, Liverpool, with highlights being shown on BBC One the next day. With the poem made up of lyrics from songs that have no relation to Liverpool, the Royle family actor read some words by screenwriter Frank Cottrell-Boyce, 63, who is from Merseyside.

For several, a gut-wrenching Age UK commercial depicting the cost-of-living Britain hit home, as viewers said the film portrayed pensioners alone in the dark and unwilling to afford to put the heating on brought them to tears. The short film, which was part of charity Age UK's 'Know what to do' campaign, was designed to bring a spotlight on the tough challenges that many people over the age of 60 are facing this winter. Viewers responded to the 'powerful' campaign film, saying it had 'hit home' and thanked the charity for the 'powerful and humbling advertisement.'

After 20 years off air, Brookside is making its way back to screens around the country. STV will broadcast the legendary Liverpool-based soap, but anyone living in the United Kingdom will view the show. The soap, which was set in Liverpool, chronicled the lives of characters in 13 houses on a cul-de-sac called Brookside Close.